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I'm sharing all of the details on how I designed my neutral, elegant wedding in Columbus, Ohio (including product links)! All Photos: Sara Campbell Photography Hi friends! I'm back today after a little hiatus away from blogging. In truth, the topic of today's blog post is a large part of the reason I took a break. It sounds cliche, but planning a wedding is truly a massive amount of work. It's one of those things that you will always underestimate until you've done it. I now

Design: Hackett House Studio It is with so much relief that I am writing this post! This entryway has been on my list of spaces to update in our home for a loooooong time. But, as is wont to happen in old homes, it gave us more trouble than we anticipated. Regardless, I'm thrilled with the result and I know that the unanticipated headaches were worth it. While this is a very small space, it just goes to show that every corner of your home deserves love, and every nook and cra

Design: Design Shop Interiors | Photos: Stephanie Russo Happy Thursday, everyone! If you've been following along on Instagram , you know that this has been a tough week for me and my family. My dad was hospitalized over a week ago and it's been nothing short of challenging, heart-wrenching and downright scary. The new challenges presented in a hospital setting due to Covid-19 are immense. I've had a front row seat this week to see just how amazing our health-care workers ar

I'm just going to say it, you're crazy if you're not mixing metals in your kitchen! If you've been here a while, you know I'm prone to bold statements like that. But I think it's true! Mixing metals in your kitchen gives it LIFE. It shows you have style and that you think outside the box. And more than that, it's just beautiful! I'm going to share my favorite metals to mix, as well as give you all the tips and trick to pull off this design feature with ease. Let's look at s

Image Sources: Click HERE I'm in the midst of three very fun projects, which means I am spending an incredible amount of time sourcing furniture and decor. Although my projects typically consist of a mix of custom products, vintage or antique goods, and items sourced directly from the distributor, I do manage to pull some items from the popular retailers you know and love. I've rounded them up by category, check them out below! Rugs Hurry.... This rug from the Chris Loves

Although my clients come to me from all walks from of life and at all different stages of their projects, far and away the most common call I get is from families who have just moved into a new home. Sometimes these homes require full renovations and sometimes it's just furnishings, but there is one thing the have in common: they need new paint! The worst part is that, oftentimes, the house has JUST been painted by the previous owners who were dressing it up to sell it. So, w

With so many amazing countertop materials on the market, it can be hard to decide what's going to be the best fit for your kitchen. Although natural stone slabs tend to require a little more maintenance, we try to use them whenever we can here at Hackett House Studio. Natural stone gives off a raw, earthy vibe that just can't be beat! But you don't have to sacrifice a refined look or a touch of glam when going natural. Here is a list of our four favorite slabs to use in kitch

Based of out of Columbus, Ohio and serving clients globally, Hackett House Studio offers full-service interior design and upholds following values. I have had a passion for interior design for as long as I can remember. Along my journey, I have discovered that our homes have an incredible influence on our everyday well-being. It has been scientifically proven that well-appointed, thoughtfully-designed living spaces are the jumping off point for creating positive shifts in ou

A sneaky, brutalist-inspired sputnik chandelier adorns an otherwise traditional bedroom Design: Hackett House Studio One of my favorite things to do is take a really deep dive into a specific design style, especially one with a rich historic background like brutalism. Although I won't do a full historical explanation of how this design style came to be, My Domain has a great article with all of the notable details surrounding the birth of brutalist architecture. Here's what